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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
BY Brown & Lee,
Real Estate Auctionoers,
Ashlnnd. Va.
COMMISSTONERS AUCTION SALE

A vow MiSSlONEho ADCllON DALI
X or AN EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY,
YIkGtNIA.-By yirIuo OF a decree OF the CDan-
Gerry Court OF the city O. Richmond entered On
the Sth day ST June. 49, ~ the su.t OF Hargroye
& Son ~. Minor aud Dibuey, trustees, &c. we
viii sell by public auction, az Beaver Dam De
pot, on ..- ,,.,
Mt o'lork p NJ, that valuable. attractive, and
wellknown FARM CALLED BEAVER DAN,
containing $50 acres, moro or less, lying and
beluc IA Beaver Dam district. Hanover county,
about y miles from Beaver DaIl Depot on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, NJ which polot
there i dav-and-night telegraph Office. lhis
farm Is situated in Oue OF the most heaithlul sec
tons Of Virginia, about ore hours ride 10y fall
from Richmond city. and has upon II large and
ono Of the most c)nyenienr and attractive resi-
dences in the country. lhedweiliug ~ 81 DricS,
and was built siuce the war 10y the late Colonel
Edmund FOutaiae, then president ~ the Chesa-
peake sni Ohio Railroad company, Tor his PIT
vate residence. There arc also on the place all
the necessary out-huildines aud large orchard
The timber IL mcsNyOf original growth, aud mo
arabic land. although run down from neglect, Il
susceptible OF improvement aud can be made
with small outlay % produce finely.
The saio Is made subject 70 the contingent
right Of dover OF keto ". Oniaine, vile Ot K.
NJ. FOntaiue.
TERMS: Cash IA 10 expenses ~ sale and to pay
the following sums: 45lj, win interest on sauV,
part there0', from January l. 1877, MI pad. an a
S1,s3lsO. with interest from July -, Isci, vi
paid, aud upou the following credits-Nlz
Sl.73L53 20 july -, 1873 and f2,0Sl8 10 july y,
$50; tho balance payable ~ su q, time az Thomas
l. Brown may Direct, or II he fails 20 direct, then
on the l2ih July, iss9.
FtLL CARTER,
THOMAS y. PAGE,
Cocci al Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

HtRGROvE & son, pLAINrIFF. AGAINST MINOR
AND pABSEY. TRUSTEES. And AIS Defend
ANrs-lN The CHAECERY COURT or TnE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
l. benjamin II. Berry. clerk Of said court, GER
tify that tho bond required Of the special COM
missioners by The decree in said cause OF June
{, 1887. has boon duly given.
Giyen'uuder my haul this 1th day Of Deem
ber. isg3 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
de 9i-Sa4w Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

COMMISSIONER Turner'S OFFiCE.l
FNPORIA. Va, December 10, 1881.
A LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
"A against the estate Of BENJAMIN d. TIL
LAR. deceased, will present them 70 the under
signed. properly authenticated, on or before
JANUARY 9, ISIS. Paroles can forward claims
by mail h. l. TURNER,
Commissioner IN Chancery,
de l1-Sa3w&tJaS Greeuyille Circuit Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
CAKES, CRACKERS. 6e.
old DOMINION CAKE AND
" CRACKER WORKS

J.H. GRIFFITH CO., Proprietors.
No. IL south Twelfth street, Richmond, Va,
manufacturers Of all latest styles OF FANCY
BISCUITS, CAKES, and CRACKERS. This Is a
homo enterprise, to which We especially invite
the attention Of our merchants and the sur.
rounding country no l6-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
rRA1Ns NoRTnWA-
DAILY. tDally except sundayJ
STOPPING-PLACES.

SlOfIl NAt-FLhNE 10.
Nos @ AMI Il make 10 stops. No y stops
only On signal at Manchester apd Chcst"r No.
- stops only on signal no Chester, centrala.
eud Manchester. No. ~ stops on sigual at o. J
regular stations. N. 81 stops ON signal az an
regular stations and also az Temple and Port
Wahcu. Nos. 81, -. -. %, 80, and 81, will stop
ct all stations for passengers.
PULLMAN-C-AR SERVICE.
OnTrains Nos. Hand % sleeping-cars between
New YORK. aud Tampa. Fla. ga Jacksonville
On Trains Nos. II and 70 sleeping-cars between
Washington and Charleston. ON Train No q
sleouine-cars between Washington and Jacz-
sonvtle On Train No. Is sleeping-cGrs between
Jacksonville and New York.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE ARRIyE.
Richmond. .'lo:4q A!M. Norfolk. .2:25 =. VI.
Richmond 1905 ?. ". Norfolk.....9:.jP +. ".
NorfOlk......'e:1O A. VI. Richmond. 1913 I. VI.
Norf0Ik......t4:50 +. ". Rirhmond. $50 =. VI.
These trains also mako close connections Tor
Farmvllle, Lynchburg, aud southwestern points,
ami al stations on the norfolk and Western rail-
road. except tho lp:49 train. Passengers for
points west Of Petersburg should taAe the 10
train instead. *. VI. SOLLf,
Superintendent
EFT ID. MYERS. General superintendent
T. NJ EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
Sof. Haas Traaic Manager de 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

] DESIRE TO LEASE A VERY a.
j VALUABLE FARM, two miles distant ~--
from Tuustall's. New Kent county, for money
rent. fora TERN OF FIVE YEARS from Janu-
ary /. 1888. said farm contains SIX HUNDRED
ACRES OF arabic land, mostly low ground. has
excellent buildings, Is VOL fenced, and Is well
fixed for st0ck-raisiug. Healthy climate; good
neighbcrho0d. Right man can ret Il cheap.
Apply 10 EDMUND :. III fflS;
Old Church postonice, Va
de 9. 23.24, s5,9s-5t
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Pauline Myers admir- PLAINTIFF, !
against IN Chancery.
Moses Al. Myerand others, Defnts,J

Pauline Myers admir-, Plaintiff,
against IN C1ancery.
Moses ii. Myerand others, Defnts,J
''' On the motion 81 said Jacob Myer, dis
trbutec OF said Pauline Myer, deceased. 10 dis
tribute her estate without rofunding bonds, aud
il appearing 20 the Court that report of the &c
counts OF samuel PIoskauer. as administrator Of
said Pauline Myer. deceased. and o. the debts
and demands against the estate Of said Pauline
Myer, deceased, have been aled In the clerks
office OF this court. being embraced In said
report Of Commissioner X. II. Steger, which
is part OF The record IN this cause, and that
more than one year has elapsed since the quail
6cati0n OF said Samuel ProsEauer "a the admin
istratOr OF the estate Of said Pauline Myer, de-
ceased the Court By consent OF all parties by
counsel. doth ad,udge, order, and decree that
the creditors OF said Pauline Myer, deceased. do
show cause Oa tho 9Iu DAY OF FEBRUARY, ISIS,
at the courtroom OF this court, against the pay
meLt and delivery OF the estate OF said Pauline
Niger, deceased, to her distributes without re-
funding bonds, and that a proper extract irom
this decree De published once week for four
successive weeks ia The Richmond DfsDaieh, a
newspaper published in The city OF Richmond.
and posted as The door OF the Hastings Court Of
the city OF Richmond on toe nrss Monday In
Jnn quarry and on the drst Monday In February,
1873.
An Extract-Ieste:
BENJAMIN II. BERRY, Clerk.
WITT & CAsKIE. p. q. de 2z-Saiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM a. ssTft>
" SLIP COMPANY. s.Ss4kAssss
-
TQR WV YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY al +. ".
steamers leave Now York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at , p.
", arriving Ia Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY AORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabiu faro 20 NOV 7 ORR cid Jame~rlYcr
route Qncluding meals nd bcrth) ...-....s9 90
Round trip tickets, limited 20 thirty days
after date Of issue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 10
Storage with subsistence. o.
S,eerage without eub-istenco .............. 3 %
Cabin fare ga Chesapeake aud Ohio rall-
rodl ~ W
CLbin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ~ %
Tickets can be obtained az 4. ". Garber's. l00O
Main street: Chesapeake and OHIO aud kicn-
mond aud Petersburg depOts. AM az cOnpany'S
Offices. 1901 Main street and wharf ROcketts
treights forwarded Az through bills Of lading
issued for points beyond Now Ork
Freight received daily until hour Oi sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TIL GSDANS, WEDN ESUANS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way ria Newport News as A. 81, and by
Richmond ond Petersburg railroad Same days.
az io:l9 4. n. viii make connection 90 NOR
FOLK With steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO, Agents,
No. 1891 Main street, and
uO23 COmpauy's wharf. KOcSetts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ FRAMED DWELLING NORTHWEST COR
NER or TWENrY-NINTH AND : SIREtlS-
LOT 78xli0 FEEr.--By virtue OF decree 81
llonrico Circuit Court entered 18TH OF February,
1885, IN the suit Of Breeden. who sues. &c, %.
Glenn. trustee, and ais, will sell by aucucn on
tho premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER so, 1887,
q, o'clock p. ~, tho PROPERTY above de-
tcribed.
Tho property will be sold as a whole or sub
divided into two or more parcels, as may be
deemed best nj sale.
TERMS One third In cash: residue in two
equal payments nc sjg and twelve months, Tor
notes with interest added. ana idle retained I'M
til the purchase money IS fully paid and con-
veyance is ordered BY he count
+. NJ. CONNER, Commissioner.
IL TUg CIRCUIT COURT CT TIE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO. MARCH e, 1Ssj--CATHARINE A. BRsEDFN,
WHO SUgs, &C, AGAINST \. A. GLENN, TRUs-
TEa, And AIS:
thereby certify that the bond required ny the
decree entered 10 this case on tho 18TH day OF
February. 1880, has been fully executed
Given under my hand this Gth day ~ March,
1855. GEORGE W. CARTER.
DE % Clerk.
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LIME. CEnENr. PLASTER. sc.

600 BAR Il T. l. s FRESH
ep.OOV ROCKLhND LIME, per schOonors
J. = Beachum md Alfred Ncenc. Also, 500
barrels "HOFFMAN'Sn ROSENDALE CEMENT
in STOCK for sale low. ANCHOR LIME received
daily In stock, IMPORTED PORTLAND CE-
NEST. CALCINBD PLASTER, FIRE bklCh,
LATHS, &c, &c. NAhNLh hoOkt.
NOVA-sC0TlA LIMP and GROUND PLAS-
TER. The only place You can fresh Ground
Plaster $50 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
BY R. j. Challn i Co..
Real Estate Agents and AUctloneers,
No. north Tenth street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

ES-RlYERFARMFOR SALE
- BY virtue Of decree Of Albemarlo Circuit
Court, made at ite October Ierm, 1881, in the
chancery cause Of William NJ. Perkins and vile
against X. Is. Cnarln, trustee. and others. inc
unders gned will offer for sale Ut pIolic auction,
on the premises, on
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1855,
at O'Clock p. ~, the MOCNrAIN-vfEW FARM.
situated on James river. ia Albemarle county,
within a few hundred yards Of Browns station,
on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, con
tanning about GD9i3 ACRES OF which more than
200 acres R.s flrst-claas low-grounds- On the
property ihere IS good brick dweiling-houso
and all usual farm buildings in good repalr. We
will also sell at the sen,e time he hCLAlN fARh,
adjoining the above, containing about 2Jbp
ACRES OF LAND. The Mounthin-Vlog farm
will be sold ~ a whole or ia parcels a5 VIII best
suit purchasers.
TERMS: Cash as to one fourth OF the purchase
money aud ~ 70 tho balance on q credit Of one,
two. aud three years in equal payments, bearing
Interest from day of sale and secured by bonds
OF the purchaser with good personal security,
aud by retention o. ;ihe: Or personal security
msy be dispensed with ~ 10 any purchaser pro
ferring 10 pay as much a. one thIp OF MS pur-
chase-mOney IN cash.
Sir. Perkins will tako pleasure in showing the
property. GEORGE 81. HUNDLEY,
THOMAS :. MARTIN,
COmmis sioners.
Sale by X. b. CuAFFIS & Co., Aucti0neers.
CLERKS OFFICE, ALBEHARLE CIRCUIT COURT:
/. r. W. Duke, clorS Of Albemarle Circuit
Court, do hereby certify tuat the bond required
by tho decree entered in tho above cause, 1t the
October term, 1851, has been sivon by each Ct the
commissioners. Given under my hand this 9Th
day CT December, lSS1. Il. ". DUKE,
Clerk OF Court.
NOrE.--At the same time we arc requested 20
say there will be trustees sale Of FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, CROPS. and other personal pro
perty GEORGEJ. HUNDLEY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO
w know that have big lot Of TKICYCLES,
VELOCiPEDEs, WAGONS. GOAT SULKlES,
sLElGHs. DOLLS CARRIAGES, &c. Four b.
CYCLES. shop-worn, at Il, i6. 50, ana si4 All to
be closed out Only two days longer. Prices
have been taken down. REMEMBER THE
PLACES-No. 5l3 Main street aud 4i7 Broad.
dc22-2ts JOHN DOES
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.

BY George 5. Yashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
COURT ORDERS.

NI8GINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
\ COURT or TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
TIE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

WANTED, \ PURCHASER FOR
W \ FiRSr-CLAsS TICKET on Richmond
and Dangillc railroad from Richmond TO Ashe-
vile, SC Good till JanIa .. loSS VIII sell
cheap. Apply 10 JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
dc ~ n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
FLOWERS.
BROKERS'. &c.
PERhONAL.

Correspondence solicited.
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WANTS.

NTANrED BY A YOUNG MAN, A
W SITUATION. Can keep books; has had
eight years experience in business. Best Of
references Adqtess BUSINESS,
24Sa&Tu2t' caro- Of DisyQfth Oalce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24


Train No. 20 masses connection no heysTl
for Chase Ciiy All tlarAafllle ht 6foen-hoi
fer Durham AMI Raleigh daily except SaniA
and all points on Ncr'a carolina Division, q 3
Northwestern North lacoiluR railroad
Train No. % makes connection a. Green-bNr
for Raleigh, 1ol1sb0rJ, AMI MOreheAd Nly, ii
Salisbury for AsAeyue. Hot Springs, and Is
points Ia Western Aur.h Carolina; az Charlo'
with Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta railioli
for Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, o4-
yannah. 1hOmhsy.Ne, CO., Jacksonville, 81
other Florida points also, with Carolina 1e-'
trail railroad for Winnie gtOu.
Trains from tho south arrive III Richmond
6:lj A. NJ aud 8f1 7. VI.
BURKEvlLLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Richmond. ...........-.......-.ic.i 5 4. N.
BON AIR ACCOAMODAilON-E EXTENDED 10
AMELIA COtKidOl SET
Leave Richmond. .......... 200 T. st,
arrive Bon Alr............,........,. t.a y. y,
Arrive Amelia Courthouse. ............. ..i j. f'
Leave Amelia Courthouse. ........-....'.ilA 4. NJ.
Leave Bon .s.l- a. N.
Arrive Richmond ................. O. 8. NM.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29
A BITTER POLITICAL FIGHT AHEAD.
Democratic Politicians Rallying to the Sup
port of Harrison and Gapen.

When asked. yesterday, If he had anything
Carson and Flack in the place of DR.. Harrison
and Phil Gapen, the Governor intimated that
the question was settled SO far as he is con-
cerned. 'sWhat action is TO be taken hereafter"
he said, 81 leave to the gentlemen appointed.
think have been fortunate in selecting two
good men. Both were highly recom-
nended, and what makes the appointment of
DIR. Carson moro gratifying to me is the COM
mendation of Republicans He is a man of ca
pacity and honesty, and will do his duty. Mr..
Flack did not know personally until he was
considered. He told me that he was not DESTROYS
to hold Office for the money il might bring. He
would like to have the distinction it would give
him. think he will prove a good trustee, and
refuse TO submit to any influences that were not
for the good of the institution"
Messrs Carson and Flack will qualify Monday
OF Tuesday. and until that is done no action, of
course, for possession of the offices, can be taken.
But the friends of Harrison and Gapen are by
no means compiacent. They are rallying around
them with very much of the determination that
marked their support of Green Smith. The con-
will be of from the fact that it bids fair
to define very clearly the fractional fight that has
for several months been going on in the Demo-
cratic party. The promise Is even better than
this in the expectation entertained by some that
much of the Democratic political action in the
last Legislature.
Attorney general Kitchener, yesterday, had a
transcript of the Harrison salary sent to
him. He will at once take this question into the
Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29
How to Wear the Hair.
Harper's Bazaar.

The back hair Is now worn OILY medium high
In small soft coil or braided round and round.
Very young ladies wear very small Greek knot
or braid extending out from the head, but this
is o severe style, and 10 becoming only to we'll
shaped heads: the larger round braided coil close
TO the head is more generally becoming. and is
used by young and elderly women. The French
twist s less fashiona able than formerly; instead,
the back hair is waved across and carried up
easily-not too tiehtiy-from the nape of the
neck to the coil. The straight band il conven-
lent in warm weather. acd will be worn again
quite short, not covering moro than half the
forehead. as all dressing for the front har
shows now more Of the forehead than formerly.
The pointed or curved Russian bang Is still pop
MAR The newest facv Is to brush the short
front hair up from the forehead, curving it
slightly and letting it rest against the long hair
back, which is pulled upward slightly, but with
a roll or cushion underneath, and is drawn
back TO the coil without parting
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29
GOSSIP ABOUT THE GANG.
Fragments of Information Regarding the
Work of the Tally-Sheet Changers.

Tho Democratic attempt at the election of
November last to have Hon. Joseph E. Melon
aid serve as an inspector, so that he might be
used TO preside over the canvassing board, was
not Mr.. Sim Coy's plan at all, and Sim rejoiced
that Mr. Mcdonald could not be induced to servo
ms ono Of the inspectors in the Eleventh ward.
Sim had made other arrangements. On the
morning OF the 4th of November preceding the
meeting Of the canvassinR board Sim was noticed
to be in high glee. A number OF the faithful
knew who was going 60 be chairman of the can
wasting board, for the thing had been fixed"
One Of the outsiders asked him who would be
face while he rubbed his hands together elee
fully. Sim replied, 81 bave found . daisy-a
plumb dandy and gave the name of Bernhamer
as the man who had been selected. Mr.. Coy's
encomum was not too fattering. Chairman
Bernhamer proved TO be q daisy and a dandy.
Said a member of the Committee of One Hun
dred: There are half dozen or more persons
whose names have not been given to the public
who were in and out Of Room SO. in the court
house. and room No. 8. Grand Hotel, while the
alterations of the tally sheets were going on.
We have secured some testimony that will make
1t dangerous for these persons, when put upon
tho witness-stand. to tell anything else than the
exact truth. There are two Fourteenth ward
men who were conducted by a real-estate man
TO q lawyers Ofnoo Tor the purpose OF having
some tally-shests changed, who will be called
upon to testify, and the real-estate man himself
may be put in tight place"
It is said that the first test of the acid that
was afterwards used upon the tally sheets was
made IN an Office In the Masonic building. 1t
was tried upon ink with q match and worked
admirable. Young man in neighboring
room was brought in and shown the work done
in the experiment. and said that It would do
The acid was then taken down TO Room 8, Grand
Hotel. At the Grand Hotel at that time Room
8 Was vacant, except TO one occupant The
little boss was there with his feet the table.
With q flourish Of his hand be galy said:
"Send the fellows down; I'm ready for bust
ness
Runners were out looking for inspectors from
whom the tally.sheats could be secured in one
way another. The details of this plan were
arranged at the Grssd Hotel the night before
the day upon which the canvass;ng board was
organized. Quite . number of inspectors had n
narrow escape from falling into the hands of
these runners. Among those who escaped were
Michael Farrell and Inspector Stout There
was a scheme TO secure their sheets, but in
some way IL fell through. Perhaps the schem-
ers did not think it s-fe to try these men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29

Mrs. Mary Clark will preach at the Universe
list Church this forenoon
Rev. DR.. A r. Benton will preach at the Cen
trail Christian Church this forenoon
Rev. Mr.. Temple OF Flint, Mich, will preach
OF the First Baptist Church this morning.
'.The Lords Prayer will be DR.. McLeods sub
iect ut the Second Presbyterian Church this
morning.
Rev. VIM. Britain, Of the diocese of Easton,
will preach morning and evening at Holy limo
cents Church.
Christ beginning to Preach" is the subject of
Rev. e. c. BarnArd's sermon at the Mayhower
Church this forenoon.
Mary E. Hartwell Of Chicago, missionary to
Siam. will address the Ladies' Missionary Soci-
ETY.. at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, this
evening.
Bishop KnickerlAcker will visit ST. Pauls
parish this morning. at 1045 o'clock, when DIR.
Jenckes will present a class for confirmation,
and the holy communion will be celebrated.
Rev o. c. McCuloch will preach at Plymouth
Church. this morning, on Things that Cannot
be Spoken This evening Presidents Jordan. Of
the State University, will lecture on Henry D.
Thoreau and John Brown"
There will be special Memorialday services
this morning at Central-avenue NJ E. Church,
under the auspices of tho five Grand Army posts
and the Relief Corps of this city. The services
will be by Department Chaplain Lamport AT
night there will be special Decoration day
service. with short addresses by H. Clay Allen,
Capt. E. F. Ritter and others At the Seventh
Presbyterian Church Rev. r, V. Hunters sub
occasion. will be 1.-The Elements of a Good Sol
der" Memorial services will be held at the
Seventh-street NJ. E. Church this evening, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. w. II. Wydman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29
SEE VIM. l.. Elders windows.

A. NJ ALEXANDER, who for the past nine years
has been with the Traveerss Insurance Com
pany, has associated himself with Mr. A. Abro-
met, the well known fire insurance agent, in the
real estate business, under tho firm name of
Abromet Sc Alexander. They both being old
experienced real estate and insurance men,
makes the combination a strong one, and we
predict successful future for the firm
Thor Office is and Vinton Block, opposite
postofice.